With its side-hall floor plan, wide pilasters, and welcoming portico supported by Doric columns, this 1848 property exemplifies the character of Cambridge’s Greek Revival treasures. It was originally a sister house to 219 Concord. In 1925 the home became the property of a grocer who constructed a market on its side yard. Today, the property offers a glimpse of Cambridge’s storied past while housing an efficient, aesthetically pleasing apartment home adapted for modern times.
Features:
- Restored front porch columns
- New foundation added in 2018
- Private bluestone patio with plantings
- One off-street parking space
- High efficiency mini splits for heating and cooling
- Energy-efficient LED recessed lighting
- Jeld-Wen windows
- High ceilings
- Custom kitchen with island, Quartz countertops, Waterstone faucet, and GE Monogram/Summit stainless steel appliances
- Master bedroom with vaulted ceiling and spacious closets
- Tiled bath with Quartz countertops, Newport Brass & Grohe fixtures, and custom shower glass
- Black accent doorknobs
- White oak stairs and railings
- Wide plank white oak flooring
- In unit Whirlpool washer/dryer
